Pollutants moving into underground water does not represent a social benefit of sustainable waste management.
<h3>What is sustainable waste management?</h3>
It is the act of recycling wastes or reducing the amount of single-use products that end up as wastes in the environment.
By practicing sustainable waste management, fewer wastes are generated and lesser lands are used as landfills.
More lands become available and wastes are put to beneficial uses.
Pollutants moving into underground water is detrimental to the health of humans. Thus, it cannot represents one of the social benefits of sustainable waste management.
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